Abraham Link'in
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🚨BREAKING
Japan, a massive importer of energy, has just signed a $56 billion deal making the USA
their MAIN source of energy purchases
dealing a massive blow to Canada, and its plan to expand the TMX pipeline system.
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@chainlink Was an investor the first few weeks! Love following you guys and seeing how far you’ve come 👏
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@CryptoSays Digging that green kumo and price above it as well. Beautiful compression
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@arcamids Stfu dude you’ve got to be the most annoying LINK shiller on all of twitter.. I hope non of ur followers take you seriously bc ur tweets are a joke brother
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@GeoMetric_9 All that volume mid last year and we couldn't break out. What the hell..
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@GeoMetric_9 Brand new cycle starting July 2026, almost there 🧘♂️
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Would you support Prime Minister of Canada 🇨🇦 Mark Carney?
YES or NO?
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@CredibleCrypto check out $MNMD as well if you havent already. Chart is great. They are cannabis but also psychedelic research.
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@Freedom40Link Yes another good pick imo but need to brush up on the fundies.
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It has been 5 years since I first began talking about both #uranium and #cannabis stocks as alternate investment sectors that I was interested in.
The quoted tweet is when I was talking about $CCJ at $4, it currently trades close to $90 (chart below to compare the quoted tweet back then and now).
In that time, the #uranium sector has exploded- as we expected it to- yielding a near 20x on our blue chip pick $CCJ since we shared that we were buying, and an easy 5-10x on a number of our other picks like $UUUU.
Cannabis stocks on the other hand, have yet to take off.
I am still holding both $CRON and $TLRY and am now actively adding to both of those positions as just this last week an executive order was signed to make cannabis a Schedule 3 substance. This is one step closer to full fledged legalization, and just like Uranium, the cannabis sector is ripe for expansion imo.
Stocks like $CRON, $TLRY and many more have been consolidating in HTF accumulation zones- some 90+% down from prior ATH- exactly the type of chart that I look for (both in crypto and any other sector).
Just like Uranium, the impatient will not get the 10-20x's, but if you are willing to wait, I do believe that this is a relatively low risk, high reward opportunity.
Most who remember when I used to talk about Uranium said "yea yea I'll pay attention when it starts moving" and completely missed the 10-20x that followed across the board. The few that pulled the trigger and patiently waited however, were rewarded. I believe we will see the same with the cannabis sector as well.
$CRON specifically, looks beautiful from a TA perspective (pictured below) and is sitting in our HTF accumulation zone and is sitting on 800M in cash with a market-cap that is just over 1B- meaning it is still extremely fairly valued imo and a great pick for exposure to the sector.
As always, DYOR and only invest what you can afford to lose. At the end of the day the decision to invest (or not) is yours- not mine, and you should be able to take responsibility for whatever the outcome may be.
CrediBULL Crypto@CredibleCrypto
UPDATE: Six months later and we tapped our second DEMAND ZONE perfectly and it was INSTANTLY bought up! What a beautiful chart :D $CCJ Follow @CredibleStocks for all future updates on $CCJ!
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@CredibleCrypto I agree. I had a look at CRON, looks really good as well. A lot of HTF pivots for cannabis right now. Could definitely take some time but it'll be great to ride them with you if they decide to expand 🤝
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Prove me wrong without Google
No Word start with "T" End With "T"
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Yeah um satoshi was killed for sure!
TFTC@TFTC21
They call it “mysterious deaths.” We call it central bank body count.
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@trackingdonald @JDVance Work life balance? Are you blind or just dumb? We have to slave to keep up with the jones.. most ppl have 2 jobs some ppl have 3..
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“Living standards have stagnated”
Meanwhile, back in reality….
Life Expectancy
Canada: 81.6 years
USA: 78.4 years
Infant Mortality Rate
Canada: 4.4 deaths per 1,000 live births
USA: 5.4 deaths per 1,000 live births
Gun Homicide Rate
Canada: 0.5 per 100,000 people
USA: 4.1 per 100,000 people
Overall Peacefulness (Global Peace Index 2025 rank)
Canada: 14th
USA: 132nd
Quality of Life (U.S. News 2024 sub-ranking)
Canada: 5th
USA: 22nd
Work-Life Balance
Canada: Top 10 globally
USA: 60th (last place)
Healthcare Access & equality
Canada: 7th out of 11 high-income nations
USA: 11th (last)
K-12 Educational Performance (PISA 2022 average scores)
Canada: Math 497 | Reading 507 | Science 515
USA: Math 465 | Reading 504 | Science 499
Government Debt-to-GDP Ratio (IMF 2024)
Canada: 106%
USA: 121%
Air Quality (average PM2.5 µg/m³ – IQAir 2024)
Canada: 7.4
USA: 9.3
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While I'm sure the causes are complicated, no nation has leaned more into "diversity is our strength, we don't need a melting pot we have a salad bowl" immigration insanity than Canada.
It has the highest foreign-born share of the population in the entire G7 and its living standards have stagnated.
Michael A. Arouet@MichaelAArouet
What happened in Canada will be studied by many historians and economists as the prime example of self-destruction of an otherwise prosperous nation after blindly following left ideology.
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@CredibleCrypto Indonesia was gotta be one of my favourites. Bali was great, the gili islands were magical and a lot of fun
New Zealand has everything you ever need and the ppl are amazing. Tropical in the north, mountains in the south. Incredible hikes
Vietnam, Hoi An, ha giang loop, ha long
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I think I need a vacation.
Tips for first time in Japan? Maybe 7-10 days.
Best cities to visit, things to do, general tips?
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@CredibleCrypto Do you think this could be an opportunity for rotation at all Cred?
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We moved down to 104k rather than going up to 116k first (which is not ideal imo).
That being said, in my last Youtube vid (pinned tweet) I talked about how it was very possibly $BTC moves down to clear the wick it left in our last drop as unlike with alts the drop on BTC was relatively tame and orderbooks were not nuked of liquidity right before it.
$BTC still hasn't technically cleared the wicks on all exchanges (we saw 102k on some) but we have taken the wick low on Coinbase for now and tests the first significant area of demand on our downside.
This also officially invalidates our "Scenario 2" (move below 105k) and at least removes some of the ambiguity left on low timeframes by the liquidation while confirming our Scenario 3 as the primary here.
This does mean that we can technically see even sub 100k at this time (doesn't mean we must)- as our next major inval level is the HTF level at 74k.
For now, key levels of interest are demand zone we just bounced off (which goes down to 98k), and above us as resistance the inefficiency at 116k and the local supply zone above.
As previously mentioned may have to settle in for some chop before the next move is ready to play out.
CrediBULL Crypto@CredibleCrypto
Gaps don't always need to be filled of course but coincidentally this lines up with my primary expectations atm: That is, a move up to 116k+ before a move down into the 104k demand zone (that was wicked on some exchanges but not on others) from which we can ideally base for a full on reversal back to new all time highs and continued expansion. $BTC
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